Italian government reforms pension legislation

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ITALY - A decree issued by the Italian government has made it possible for workers who have contributed to different pension schemes to sum up their contribution periods into one pension.

For the “totalisation” amendment to take effect, the contribution periods to be added together must be at least six years long, and the worker must be either at least 65-years-old and have contribu...

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